SAN FRANCISCO
MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
DIVISION: Parking and Traffic
BRIEF DESCRIPTION:
Requesting the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors to adopt amendments to Transportation Code, Division II, Sections 106, 201, 203, 301, 302, 303, 304, 306, 307, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 501, 502, 601, 702, 801, 902, 905, 906, 907, and 1002, and add Section 1008.
SUMMARY:
These amendments will update Division II of the Transportation Code to:
o Revise the penalty and fee schedules to reflect current penalty and fee amounts. Parking fines are adjusted to capture the $3 state courthouse construction.
o Increase the green zone meter processing fee.
o Establish administrative penalties and appeal procedures for violations of the Safe Paths of Travel (SPOT) program.
o Make various changes to correct references to Division I, clarify and simplify posting requirements and other procedures, and update the list of streets with vehicle weight restrictions and speed limits.
ENCLOSURES:
1. SFMTAB Resolution
2. Amendments to Division II of the SF Transportation Code
APPROVALS: DATE
DIRECTOR OF DIVISION
PREPARING ITEM ______________________________________ ____________
FINANCE ___________________________________________ ____________
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR/CEO ____________________________ ____________
SECRETARY _________________________________________ ____________
ADOPTED RESOLUTION BE RETURNED TO Jack Fleck
ASSIGNED SFMTAB CALENDAR DATE: __________________________
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PURPOSE
This calendar item consists of a number of amendments plus one addition to Division II of the Transportation Code Many of these changes are to update the Transportation Code as a result of the FY 2009-2010 budget. The main price changes are the vehicle boot removal fee, parking meter rates (including motorcycles), color curb fees, and an increase in parking fines to capture a $3 state courthouse construction fee increase mandated by the state this year.
Altogether, these amendments correct and/or update references to Division I, clarify parking restriction exemptions, remove the requirement that decisions by the City Traffic Engineer be posted on the SFMTA website, revise the Transportation Code and Vehicle Code penalty schedules, increase the green zone meter processing fee, establish administrative penalties and appeal procedures for violations of the Safe Paths of Travel (SPOT) program, adjust parking meter rates, modify list of streets with weight restrictions, change the speed limit on a section of Lake Merced Boulevard and allow SFMTA to designate a Residential Permit Parking Area on its own initiative.
The two most important changes are Sections 406-409, which raise parking meter rates by $0.50 per hour, and Sections 306 and 307, which give the SFMTA the authority to enforce regulations regarding obstructions of traffic with SFMTA non-police personnel. The changes to Sections 306 and 307 are important to ensure that contractors provide safe paths of travel through their construction sites for the public.
SFMTA is also submitting an ordinance to the San Francisco Board of Supervisors that amends Division I of the Transportation Code in conjunction with these Division II changes.
GOAL
The SFMTA will further these goals of the 2008-2012 Strategic Plan with this resolution:
Goal 1—Customer Focus: To provide safe, accessible, clean, environmentally sustainable service and encourage the use of auto-alternative modes through the Transit First Policy
Objectives:
1.1 Improve safety and security across all modes of transportation
1.4 Improve accessibility across transit service
1.5 Increase percentage of trips using more sustainable modes (such as transit, walking, bicycling, and rideshare)
Goal 2—System Performance: To get customers where they want to go, when they want to be there.
Objectives:
2.1 Improve transit reliability to meet 85% on-time performance standard
2.3 Fulfill bicycle and pedestrian network connectivity
2.4 Reduce congestion through major corridors
2.5 Manage parking supply to align with SFMTA and community goals
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Goal 3—External Affairs/Community Relations: To improve the customer experience, community value, and enhance the image of the SFMTA, as well as ensure SFMTA is a leader in the industry.
Objectives:
3.1 Improve economic vitality by growing relationships with businesses, community, and stakeholder groups
3.2 Pursue internal and external customer satisfaction through proactive outreach and heightened communication conduits
3.3 Provide a working environment that fosters a high standard of performance, recognition for contributions, innovations, mutual respect and a healthy quality of life
Goal 4—Financial Capacity: To ensure financial stability and effective resource utilization Objectives: Ensure efficient and effective use of resources
DESCRIPTION
Many of the changes in this overall amendment to Division II of the Transportation Code are to update the Transportation Code as a result of the FY 2009-2010 budget. Details of all the changes are provided below:
· Sections 106, 502, 601, 801, 906, 907 & 1002—Correct references to the proper section of Division I of the Transportation Code. There was a typographical error that led to references to an “Article 10” of Division I; this has been corrected to refer to “Article 7” Clarify exemptions to various parking restrictions by garbage trucks, consular vehicles, Department of Public Health vehicles and Municipal Railway employees.
· Section 201—Removes language that could imply that Board action is required for installation of shared pavement arrows, parking stall delineation, or other pavement markings. Amends the list of SFMTA Board approval items to include transit only lanes.
· Section 203--Remove the requirement that all decisions by the City Traffic Engineer be posted on the SFMTA website (letters of explanation of the decision to requestors are still required). This is a requirement that was put in the Code in November, 2008. It is not helpful to the public to give lists of decisions without providing full context including documentation, analysis, and explanation. Such detailed explanations are appropriate for the person or group who requested a traffic control device, but would be cumbersome and time consuming to provide for the website.
· Section 301 – The vehicle boot removal fee is updated to reflect the current $245 fee.
The additional $3 fee was approved by the SFMTA Board as part of the FY 2009-2010 budget. In addition to the $3 fee, Section 302 also reflects approved increased fines for
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fare evasion and passenger misconduct, and it modifies the fine for obstructing traffic to be $500 rather than $700 on the second offense within one year and $975 on the third offense within one year.
· Section 304—Revises color curb painting and processing fees per the SFMTA’s FY 2009-2010 budget amendment. Increases the green zone meter processing fee.
· Sections 406-409—Increases parking meter rates by $0.50 per hour. This will ensure appropriate turnover at meters, and will generate needed revenue. These are being changed to be consistent with the FY 2009-2010 budget.
· Section 410—Changes the hourly rate for motorcycle meters to be 1/5 the rate of automobile meters. This will bring motorcycle meter pricing more in line with automobile meter pricing. This change is consistent with the FY 2009-2010 budget.
· Section 501— Removes Market Street between Van Ness Avenue and Fremont Street from the list of streets with weight restrictions, and renumbers the list.
· Sections 502 & 907—Corrects references to the proper section of Division I of the Transportation Code.
· Section 702—Adds Lake Merced Boulevard between the County Line and Winston Drive to the list of 40 miles per hour streets; this reduces the speed limit from the existing 45 miles per hour.
· Section 905—Allows the SFMTA to establish a Residential Parking Permit Area on its own initiative. There may be cases where a petition is not necessary—e.g. non-residential frontage.
· New Section 1008—Establishes posting requirements for removal of vehicles parked in excess of 72 consecutive hours.
Further Explanation of Sections 306 and 307
The City regulates construction work and maintenance activities that occur on City streets to ensure that all users of the public right of way have a safe path of travel. Parking and Traffic is responsible for establishing and maintaining rules for work done in the public Right-of-Way. These rules are codified in a document titled “Regulations for Working in San Francisco Streets” (also known as the “the Bluebook”).
In 2004, SFMTA established the Safe Paths of Travel (SPOT) program in order to provide enforcement of these regulations. The SPOT program has been a collaborative effort between
SFMTA and the SFPD to provide education, enforcement and engineering solutions for construction and maintenance activities on City streets. SFPD and SFMTA staff have provided
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education via seminars, on-site presentations, and individual meetings. SFPD provides enforcement in the form of uniformed officers who admonish and/or cite violations under
existing provisions of the Transportation Code. SFMTA provides engineering solutions for work zones through the issuance of Special Traffic Permits (STPs) and the “Regulations for Working in San Francisco Streets.” Cited individuals either pay their citation directly to SFMTA or request a hearing if they wish to challenge the citation. Appeals and adjudication of citations is conducted by either California Community Dispute Services or the Superior Court. Citation penalties are set by the Superior Court.
In late 2008, SFPD informed SFMTA of their intent to remove SFPD from the SPOT program in summer 2009 in light of their workload and other deployment needs. SFMTA has since been working with SFPD, San Francisco community organizations, the building industry and others to transition SPOT enforcement duties from SFPD to SFMTA. The enforcement and training aspects of the SPOT program will be changed as follows:
Public Notice
Charter Section 16.112 requires published notice and hearing before the SFMTA may institute or change any fee, schedule of rates, charges or fares that affects the public. The SFMTA's Board's Rules of Order require that the advertisement run for at least five days and not less than fifteen days prior to the public hearing. These requirements apply to both the administrative penalties for violation of Transportation Code, Division I, Section 7.2.71, and the increase in the green zone meter processing fee. In compliance with this requirement, an advertisement ran in the San Francisco Examiner for a five-day period beginning on August 14, 2009.
Environmental Review
City Planning previously determined that the rates, penalties and fees that were as part of the
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2009-2010 budget and the $3.00 increase to parking citation penalties are statutorily exempt from environmental review under California Public Resources Code Section 21080(b)(8); CEQA implementing guidelines, Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations section 15273; California Public Resources Code section 21080.32 and CEQA implementing guidelines, Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations section 15285.
With respect to administrative penalties for violation of Transportation Code, Division I, Section 7.2.71 and the increase in the green zone meter processing fee, City Planning has determined that these penalties are statutorily exempt from environmental review under California Public Resources Code section 21080(b)(8) and CEQA implementing guidelines, Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations section 15273.
The SFMTA is concurrently proposing amendments to Transportation Code Division I (sections 7.2.71 and 7.3.3) and Division II (sections 306 and 307) to enact the SPOT program changes.
The City Attorney has reviewed this report.
ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED
If these amendments are not approved, procedural changes, speed limits, weight limits, enforcement of the Safe Path of Travel Program, and other improvements to the Transportation
Code described above would not be enacted. This would be counterproductive in terms of achieving the agency goals also described above. Regarding Sections 307-307—Safe Path of Travel Program--failure to amend the Transportation Code would impede the agency’s ability to enforce the "Regulations for Working in San Francisco Streets." This could result in walkways, transit stops, and other paths of travel being obstructed by construction projects and could result in unsafe paths of travel for pedestrians.
FUNDING IMPACT
Most of these measures are funding neutral with the exception of the fees, penalties, meter rates, and Safe Paths of Travel Program. In these cases, enacting these measures should ensure that revenues projected in the budget are collected. Revenue from the meters and fees is projected to be approximately $8.4 million. In the case of the Safe Paths of Travel Program, the goal is to make the program revenue neutral.
OTHER APPROVALS RECEIVED OR STILL REQUIRED
Amendments to Division I of the Transportation Code will be submitted to the Board of Supervisors consistent with these Division II changes.
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends that the SFMTA Board adopt the Transportation Code revisions proposed for Division II as described above.
SAN FRANCISCO
MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
RESOLUTION No. ______________
WHEREAS, The SFMTA Board of Directors has authority to amend Division II of the Transportation Code, and
WHEREAS, The SF Police Department will no longer enforce the SPOT Program and modifications to the Transportation Code are required in order that SFMTA to enforce the "Regulations for Working in San Francisco Street" (the "Blue Book"), and
WHEREAS, Amendments to Division II is necessary to update the various fees, fines, and penalties previously approved by the SFMTA Board as part of the Agency's 2009-2010 Budget Amendment, and
WHEREAS, Pursuant to Charter Section 16.112 and Section 10 of the SFMTA Rules of Order, a duly noticed public hearing concerning the proposed administrative penalties for violation of Transportation Code, Division I, Section 7.2.71 and increase in the green zone meter processing fee was conducted on June 26, 2009; and,
WHEREAS, The Planning Department determined that the rates, penalties and fees that were approved by the SFMTA Board as part of the 2009-2010 budget amendment and the $3.00 increase to parking citation penalties are statutorily exemption from environmental review under California Public Resources Code section 21080(b)(8) and CEQA implementing guidelines, Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations section 15273, and California Public Resources Code section 21080.32 and CEQA implementing guidelines, Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations section 15285; and,
WHEREAS, The Planning Department determined that the administrative penalties for violation of Transportation Code, Division I, Section 7.2.71 and increase in the green zone meter processing fee are statutorily exempt from environmental review under California Public Resources Code section 21080(b)(8) and CEQA implementing guidelines, Title 14 of the California Code of Regulations section 15273; and,
WHEREAS, Said CEQA determinations are on file with the Secretary to the SFMTA Board of Directors and is incorporated herein by this reference; and,
WHEREAS, Various other minor modifications to the Transportation Code are necessary to correct reference errors to Division I, clarify wording, avoid cumbersome procedures, set appropriate speed limits, and establish noticing requirements for removal of vehicles parked in excess of 72 consecutive hours; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That the SFMTA Board of Directors adopts amendments to the Transportation Code, Division II, Sections 106, 201, 203, 301, 302, 303, 304, 306, 307, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 501, 502, 601, 702, 801, 902, 905, 906, 907, and 1002, to update references to Division I, add additional categories of vehicles exempt from specific parking restrictions, clarify SFMTA Board of Directors authority regarding bicycle related pavement markings and transit only lane regulations, remove the requirement that the City Traffic Engineer decisions be posted on the SFMTA's website, update the penalty schedule to reflect current penalty amounts for violations of the San Francisco Transportation Code and California Vehicle Code, update new request and processing fees for color curb painting, increase the green zone meter processing fee, establish administrative penalties for violations of Division I, Section 7.2.71 and provide a procedure for their assessment and collection, authorize the Director of Transportation to designate SFMTA officers or employees to enforce Division I, Sections 7.2.71, update parking meter rates including motorcycle parking rates, make minor revisions to vehicle weight restrictions and designated speed limits, update permit fees for several permits issued by the SFMTA, provide that the SFMTA may designate a Residential Parking Permit Area on its own initiative, provide that any vehicle not moved more than one block or one-tenth of a mile shall be deemed to have remained stationary for purposes of parking regulations other than a violation of Division I, Section 7.2.29; and adding Section 1008 to establish noticing requirements for removal of vehicles parked in excess of 72 consecutive hours.
I certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors at its meeting of ___________________________.
______________________________________
Secretary to the Board of Directors
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
[Amendments to Division II of the San Francisco Transportation Code.]
Resolution amending San Francisco Transportation Code, Division II, by amending Sections 106, 201, 203, 301, 302, 303, 304, 306, 307, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 501, 502, 601, 702, 801, 902, 905, 906, 907, and 1002 to update references to Division I, add additional categories of vehicles exempt from specific parking restrictions, clarify SFMTA Board of Directors authority regarding bicycle-related pavement markings and transit only lane regulations, remove the requirement that the City Traffic Engineer decisions be posted on the SFMTA's website, update the vehicle boot removal fee, update the penalty schedule to reflect current penalty amounts for violations of the San Francisco Transportation Code and California Vehicle Code, update paint and processing fees for color curb painting, increase green zone meter processing fees, establish administrative penalties for violations of Division I, Section 7.2.71 and provide a procedure for their assessment and collection, authorize the Director of Transportation to designate SFMTA officers or employees to enforce Division I, Sections 7.2.71, update parking meter rates including motorcycle parking rates, make minor revisions to vehicle weight restrictions and designated speed limits, update permit fees for several permits issued by the SFMTA, provide that the SFMTA may designate a Residential Parking Permit Area on its own initiative, provide that any vehicle not moved more than one block or one-tenth of a mile shall be deemed to have remained stationary for purposes of parking regulations other than a violation of Division I, Section 7.2.29; and adding Section 1008 to establish noticing requirements for removal of vehicles parked in excess of 72 consecutive hours.
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The Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors of the City and County of San Francisco enacts the following regulations:
Section 1. Articles 100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700, 800, 900, and 1000 of Division II of the Transportation Code is hereby amended by amending Sections 106, 201, 203, 302, 303, 304, 306, 307, 406, 407, 408, 409, 410, 501, 502, 601, 702, 801, 902, 905, 906, 907, 1002, and 1008 to read as follows:
SEC. 106. EXEMPTIONS.
(a) Notwithstanding any other provision of this Code, the vehicles listed in this Section are exempt from the Parking restrictions specified below. Such vehicles remain subject to all Parking restrictions except those from which they are expressly exempted.
(1) City and County owned, leased or
rented vehicles, displaying public entity license plates and the official City
seal are exempt from Division I, Section [begin deletion] 10.2.27 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.23 [end insertion] (Payment of
Parking Meter); provided, however, that the exemption shall not apply when the
vehicle is Parked in a yellow zone. City vehicles remain subject to Division I,
Section [begin deletion] 10.2.26 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.30 [end insertion] ( [begin deletion] b [end deletion] [begin insertion] c [end insertion] ) [begin insertion] and
(d) [end insertion] (Overtime [begin deletion] - [end deletion] Parking
[begin deletion] Meter [end deletion] ).
(2) News-Gathering Vehicles are exempt
from Division I, Sections [begin deletion] 10.2.26 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.20 [end insertion] ( [begin deletion] Overtime [end deletion] [begin insertion] Residential [end insertion] Parking), [begin deletion] 10.2.27 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.23 [end insertion] (Payment of Parking
Meter), [begin deletion] 10.2.12 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.26 [end insertion] (Curb Parking-Yellow
Zones), [begin deletion] 10.2.13 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.27 [end insertion] (Curb Parking-White
Zones) and [begin deletion] 10.2.58 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.30 [end insertion] ( [begin deletion] Preferential [end deletion] [begin insertion] Overtime [end insertion] Parking) when the
employee is on duty and the vehicle is Parked at least one-half mile from the
employee's place of employment or residence and is in compliance with all
requirements of Division I, Article 3 of this Code.
[begin insertion] (3) Garbage and recycling vehicles contracted to do regular curbside collection service for the City are exempt from Division I, Sections 7.2.22 (Street Cleaning) and 7.2.23 (Payment of Parking Meter) of this Code while the employee operating the vehicle is on duty. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (4) Consular Corps vehicles with plates issued by the State Department are exempt from Division I , Sections 7.2.20 (Residential Parking), 7.2.23 (Payment of Parking Meter), and 7.2.30 (Overtime Parking) of this Code. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (5) Vehicles with placards issued by the Department of Public Health for caregivers are exempt from Division I, Sections 7.2.20 (Residential Parking), 7.2.23 (Parking Meter), and 7.2.30 (Overtime Parking) of this Code while the employee operating the vehicle is on duty. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (6) Vehicles with placards issued by the SFMTA for Municipal Railway employees are exempt from Division I, Sections 7.2.20 (Residential Parking), 7.2.23 (Parking Meter), and 7.2.30 (Overtime Parking) of this Code while the employee operating the vehicle is on duty. [end insertion]
SEC. 201. PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTING PARKING AND TRAFFIC CONTROLS.
(a) [begin insertion] Office of City Traffic Engineer. [end insertion] The position of City Traffic Engineer is established. The City Traffic Engineer shall be an employee of the SFMTA licensed with the State of California as a Civil or Traffic Engineer and designated by the Director of Transportation to exercise the powers and perform the duties of City Traffic Engineer established by this Code. The City Traffic Engineer shall have the authority to:
(1) Identify, study and implement measures to improve traffic conditions and increase the safety of vehicles and pedestrians in furtherance of the City's Transit First Policy.
(2) Review and investigate requests to install, modify or remove Traffic Control Devices.
(3) Install color curb markings, including painting red zones not to exceed 20 (continuous) feet in length where needed to ensure public safety, proper Parking Meter spacing or vehicular access to private or public driveways and Streets.
(4) Design, install, operate and maintain Traffic Control Devices as necessary to guide, warn and control moving vehicular and pedestrian traffic.
(5) Install or remove any temporary Traffic Control Devices on any Street for the purpose of controlling Parking or traffic during emergencies, special conditions or events, construction work, short-term testing, or when necessary for the protection of public health and safety. Such temporary Traffic Control Devices shall be removed when they are no longer required following the emergency, condition, or event.
(6) Implement Parking and traffic control measures approved by the SFMTA Board of Directors.
(7) Determine the hours and days during which any Traffic Control Device shall be in operation except where such hours or days are established by law or by resolution of the SFMTA Board of Directors.
(8) Conduct engineering and traffic surveys necessary to establish and maintain appropriate speed limits.
(9) Regulate or prohibit obstructions on Streets and grant or deny Special Traffic Permits.
(10) Mark center lines, lane lines, crosswalks, the boundaries of Parking Spaces associated with Parking Meters, and other distinctive markings upon the surface of any Street, or place any signs to indicate the course to be traveled by vehicles or pedestrians.
(11) Take other actions to regulate Parking and traffic or prohibit Obstructions to Traffic which do not require public hearing or approval of the SFMTA Board of Directors as described in Sections (b) and (c) of this Section.
(12) To remove without notice any unauthorized Traffic Control Device or any Traffic Control Device not in conformance with this Code or the Vehicle Code.
(13) Carry out all functions of the City Traffic Engineer consistent with all laws, regulations, generally accepted traffic engineering standards and SFMTA policies.
(b) [begin insertion] Public Hearings. [end insertion] The following Parking and traffic measures may be implemented following a public hearing:
(1) Locate and install Traffic Calming Devices.
(2) Designate the location of Stands, the types of vehicles authorized to use such Stands and the days and hours in which Parking restrictions shall be enforced at any Stand.
(3) With the exception of blue zones for the exclusive use of persons with disabilities designated in accordance with Vehicle Code § 21458(a)(5), determine the locations for Parking restrictions designated by painted curb colors in accordance with Vehicle Code Section 21458 and the times that Parking is prohibited in such locations.
(4) Determine the locations of Truck Loading Zones and the times that Parking is prohibited in that Zone.
(5) Designate motorcycle Parking Spaces in areas with Parking Meters.
(c) [begin insertion] SFMTA Board of Directors' Action Required. [end insertion] The following Parking and traffic measures may not be implemented without prior approval of the SFMTA Board of Directors, taking into consideration the recommendation of the City Traffic Engineer:
(1) Designate Parking Meter Zones and Streets on which Parking Meters are to be installed in each Parking Meter Zone.
(2) Designate blue zone Parking Spaces for the exclusive use of persons with disabilities in accordance with Vehicle Code § 21458(a)(5).
(3) Establish, modify or eliminate preferential Parking programs in accordance with Vehicle Code §§ 22507 and 22507.1, including the applicable geographical area(s) and the days and hours of applicable Parking restrictions.
(4) Install or remove bicycle lanes [begin deletion] [end deletion] [begin deletion] and regulate the location and use of
motor vehicles and bicycles with respect to each other [end deletion] .
(5) Implement the following changes within the bicycle route network, as defined in the most recent update of the Transportation Element of the San Francisco General Plan:
(A) The narrowing of right-hand travel lanes with Parking, including turn lanes to less than 22 feet or the narrowing of right-hand travel lanes without Parking, including turn lanes to less than 14 feet;
(B) The narrowing or elimination of any bicycle lanes, bicycle paths or bicycle routes;
(C) The addition of traffic lanes, except where such lanes consist of left-turn or right-turn pockets.
(D) Subsections (c)(5)(A) through (c)(5)(C) shall not apply to construction zones involving temporary changes to lane widths or lane configurations.
(6) Designate intersections at which right, left or U turns are prohibited.
(7) Designate intersections at which turns against a red or stop signal are prohibited.
(8) Establish multiple turn lanes where vehicles can make right or left turns from more than one lane.
(9) Designate one-way Streets.
(10) Designate intersections at which one direction of traffic shall be required to yield to the other.
(11) Designate intersections at which traffic shall be required to stop, or where a required stop is eliminated.
(12) Designate the location of all bus zones for the use of public transit vehicles.
(13) Set time limits for, and the days and hours of enforcement of any Parking restriction.
(14) Establish or close a crosswalk.
(15) Establish a tow-away zone.
(16) Designate motorcycle Parking zones in areas without Parking Meters.
(17) Designate the angle or direction in which vehicles are required to Park on the Street.
(18) Designate locations where Parking by vehicles over 6 feet high is restricted within 100 feet of an intersection.
(19) [begin deletion] Establish
speed limits on Streets pursuant to Article 700 of this Code. [end deletion]
[begin deletion] (20) [end deletion] Establish
bus, truck, and weight restrictions on Streets [begin deletion]
pursuant to Article 500 of this Code [end deletion] .
[begin insertion] (20) Establish transit only lane regulations. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (21) Establish speed limits on Streets. [end insertion]
SEC. 203. FINAL SFMTA DECISION; REQUEST FOR REVIEW.
(a) [begin insertion] Board of Directors Decisions: [end insertion] Any decision of the SFMTA Board of Directors to install or remove a stop sign, to create or eliminate a bicycle lane, to create or eliminate a preferential Parking zone pursuant to Sections 22507 or 22507.1 of the Vehicle Code, create or eliminate a Parking Meter zone, adopt a short term Parking restriction, or establish or remove a blue zone shall, upon approval, be a Final MTA Decision.
(b) [begin insertion] City Traffic Engineer
Decisions. [end insertion] Whenever the City Traffic Engineer declines a public
request to recommend to the SFMTA Board any of the actions identified in
subsection (a), notice of such decision shall be [begin deletion] posted on the MTA website and [end deletion] mailed to the
requestor at the address provided by the requestor. If the request was made by
petition, notice shall be mailed to the primary contact for the petition.
(c) [begin insertion] Request for Review. [end insertion] Any person may submit by mail a written and signed request for review of any decision made by the City Traffic Engineer pursuant to subsection (b). The request for review shall specify the grounds for review of the decision and the name and mailing address of the person submitting the request. Such request must be received by the SFMTA on or before the 30th day following the date that the notice of decision is posted on the MTA website or is mailed, whichever date is later.
(d) [begin insertion] Director of Transportation's Determination. [end insertion] Within 30 calendar days of receiving a request for review, the Director of Transportation shall determine whether to affirm the decision of the City Traffic Engineer or refer the matter to the SFMTA Board of Directors. If the Director of Transportation affirms the determination of the City Traffic Engineer, the request for review is denied and the decision becomes a Final SFMTA Decision. Notice of the Final SFMTA Decision shall be mailed to the requestor at the address provided by the requestor. If the request was made by petition, notice shall be mailed to the primary contact for the petition.
(e) [begin insertion] SFMTA Board of Directors Hearing. [end insertion] If the request for review is referred to the SFMTA Board of Directors, notice of the time and place of such hearing shall be mailed to the requestor and posted in accordance with the requirements of Section 202.
SEC. 301. LATE PAYMENT; SPECIAL COLLECTIONS AND BOOT REMOVAL FEE.
(a) Except as otherwise specified in this Code, the SFMTA may charge the following penalties and fees to persons to whom civil citations have been issued or to owners of cited vehicles for failure to either pay the citations or to contest the underlying citations by the due date affixed to the notice of violation:
(1) The penalty for failure to pay a citation penalty or contest the underlying citation by the first due date affixed to the notice of violation shall be $25.00.
(2) The penalty for failure to pay a citation penalty or contest the underlying citation by the second due date affixed to the notice of violation shall be $35.00.
(3) A fee to reimburse the City for collection costs incurred as a result of a citation that is not either contested or paid by the first due date affixed to the notice of violation.
(4) A fee to reimburse the City for
the costs of removing boots from scofflaw vehicles in the amount of $ [begin deletion] 205.00 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 245.00 [end insertion] .
SEC. 302. TRANSPORTATION CODE PENALTY SCHEDULE.
Violation of any of the following subsections of the San Francisco Transportation Code shall be punishable by the fines set forth below.
TABLE INSET:
|
FORMER CODE SECTION |
TRANSPORTATION CODE SECTION |
DESCRIPTION |
FINE |
|
PEDESTRIANS AND SIDEWALKS |
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|
Traffic Code Sections 77, 78 |
Div I 7.2.10 |
Pedestrian Crossings |
$50.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 104 |
Div I 7.2.11 |
Electric Assistive Personal Mobility Devices |
$50.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 96 |
Div I 7.2.12 |
Bicycle Riding Restricted |
$50.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 100 |
Div I 7.2.13 |
NUV Violation |
$50.00 |
|
ON-STREET PARKING |
|||
|
Traffic Code Section 315(a) |
Div I 7.2.20 |
Residential Parking |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic
Code Section 412(a) [begin deletion] |
Div I 7.2.20 |
Carpool [begin deletion] |
$3 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 37(c) |
Div I 7.2.22 |
Street Cleaning |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 202.1 |
Div I 7.2.23(a) |
Parking Meter- Downtown Core |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 202 |
Div I 7.2.23(b) |
Parking
Meter- [begin deletion] |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 38A |
Div I 7.2.25 |
Red Zone |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 38B, 38B.1 |
Div I 7.2.26 |
Yellow Zone |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 38C |
Div I 7.2.27 |
White Zone |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 38D |
Div I 7.2.28 |
Green Zone |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 37(a) |
Div I 7.2.29 |
Parking
for [begin deletion] |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32(c)(1) |
Div I 7.2.30(a) |
Overtime Parking--Downtown Core |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32(c)(2) |
Div I 7.2.30(b) |
Overtime
Parking – [begin deletion] |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
[begin deletion] |
[begin deletion] |
[begin deletion] |
[begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 32.13, 55 |
Div I 7.2.32 |
Angled Parking |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32.21 |
Div I 7.2.33 |
Blocking Residential Door |
$3 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 56 |
Div I 7.2.34 |
Median Dividers and Islands |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 58(a) |
Div I 7.2.35 |
[begin deletion] |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 61 |
Div I 7.2.36 |
100 Feet Oversize |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 27, 219 |
Div I 7.2.37 |
Motorcycle Parking |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 33.5, 39(b), 66 |
Div I 7.2.38 |
Parking in Stand |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 53(a) |
Div I 7.2.39 |
Parking Transit-Only |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic
Code Section 32(a)(1) [begin deletion] |
Div I 7.2.40 |
Tow-Away Zone -Downtown Core |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32(a)(2), 32(b) |
Div I 7.2.41 |
Tow-Away
Zone- [begin deletion] |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32(b) |
Div I 7.2.42 |
Parking Restrictions |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section [begin insertion] 32, 32.1, 32.1.1, 32.1.2, 32.1.3, 32.1.11, 32.1.4, 32.1.7, 32.1.9, [end insertion] 32.1.10, [begin insertion] 32.2, 32.2.1, 32.2.2, 32.2.3, 32.3, 32.3.1, 32.4.2(b), 32.5, [end insertion] 32.6, [begin insertion] 32.6.2 [end insertion] , [begin insertion] 32.6.3, [end insertion] [begin insertion] 32.6.5 [end insertion] , 32.6.6, [begin insertion] 32.6.7 [end insertion] , [begin insertion] 32.6.8 [end insertion] , 32.6.11, [begin insertion] 32.6.13, 32.6.16 [end insertion] , [begin insertion] 32.6.18, 32.6.19, 32.6.20, 32.6.21, 32.6.22, 32.6.23, 32.6.24, 32.6.25, 32.6.26, 32.6.27, 32.6.28, [end insertion] [begin insertion] 32.6.29, 32.6.30, 32.6.31, 32.6.32, 32.6.34, 32.6.35 [end insertion] |
Div I 7.2.43 |
Parking-Public Property |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 32.4, 32.4.1 |
Div I 7.2.44 |
Parking-Candlestick Park |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 33(c) |
Div I 7.2.45 |
Temporary Parking Restriction |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 33.1 |
Div I 7.2.46 |
Temporary Construction Zone |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 21 |
Div I 7.2.47 |
Remove Chalk |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 65 |
Div I 7.2.48 |
Repairing Vehicle |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 315(c), 412(c), 712(c) |
Div I 7.2.49 |
Permit on Wrong Car |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 315(d), 412(d), 712(d) |
Div I 7.2.50 |
Invalid Permit |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
[begin insertion] Traffic Code Sections 32.4 [begin deletion] |
[begin insertion] Div I 7.2.51 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Parking Marked Space [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] $48.00 [end insertion] |
|
[begin insertion] Traffic Code Section 38.N [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Div I 7.2.52 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Prk in Bicycle Lanes [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] $103.00 [end insertion] |
|
[begin deletion] |
[begin deletion] |
[begin deletion] |
[begin deletion] |
|
OFF-STREET PARKING |
|||
|
Traffic Code Sections 32.10, 32.11 |
Div I 7.2.60 |
Parking Facility Charges |
$50.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 32.15 |
Div I 7.2.61 |
Entrance/Exit Parking Facility |
$100.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 32.14 |
Div I 7.2.62 |
Blocking Space Parking Facility |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32.16 |
Div I 7.2.63 |
Speeding within Parking Facility |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 32.21A |
Div I 7.2.64 |
Block Charging Bay |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
TRAFFIC REGULATIONS |
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|
Traffic Code Section 70 |
Div I 7.2.70 |
Obstruction of Traffic-Vehicle |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 194.3 |
Div I 7.2.71 |
Obstruction of Traffic Without Permit |
$500.00 [begin deletion] [begin deletion] [begin insertion] [end insertion] |
|
[begin insertion] Traffic Code Section 194.3 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Div I 7.3.3 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Obstruction of Traffic Without Permit [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] $1,000, or 6 months in jail, or both (4th or more offenses within one year) [end insertion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 31, 31.2 |
Div I 7.2.72 |
Driving in Transit-Only Area |
$60.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 103 |
Div I 7.2.73 |
Driving Through Parades |
$100.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 121 |
Div I 7.2.74 |
Streetcar Right-of-Way |
$100.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 122 |
Div I 7.2.75 |
Passing Safety Zones |
$100.00 |
|
Traffic Code Section 25 |
Div I 7.2.76 |
Removal of Vehicles-Collision |
$100.00 |
|
Traffic Code Sections 28.1--28.1.109 |
Div I 7.2.77 |
Weight Restricted Streets |
$100.00 |
|
COMMERCIAL VEHICLES |
|||
|
Traffic Code Section 63.2 |
Div I 7.2.80 |
Vehicles for Hire Parking |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 63.3 |
Div I 7.2.81 |
Advertising Sign |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 68 |
Div I 7.2.82 |
Selling from Vehicle |
$100.00 |
|
Traffic Code Sections 33.3, 33.3.2 |
Div I 7.2.83 |
Truck Loading Zone |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
Traffic Code Sections 63, 63(A), 63.1
|
Div I 7.2.84 |
Commercial Vehicle Parking Restrictions |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
[begin insertion] Traffic Code Section 60.5 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Div I 7.2.86 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Idling Engine While Parked [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] $100.00 [end insertion] |
|
[begin insertion] Police Code Section 710.2 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Div. I 7.2.88 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] For Sale Sign [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] $50.00 [end insertion] |
|
TRANSIT VIOLATIONS |
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|
Traffic Code Section 127 |
Div I 7.2.101 |
Fare Evasion |
$ [begin deletion] [begin insertion] $250.00 [end insertion] [begin insertion] (2nd offense w/in 1 year) [end insertion] [begin insertion] $500 [end insertion] [begin insertion] (3rd offense w/in 1 year) [end insertion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 128 |
Div I 7.2.102 |
Passenger Misconduct |
$ [begin deletion] [begin insertion] $250.00 [end insertion] [begin insertion] (2nd offense w/in 1 year) [end insertion] [begin insertion] $500 [end insertion] [begin insertion] (3rd offense w/in 1 year) [end insertion] |
|
Traffic Code Section 128.5 |
Div I 7.2.103 |
Conversing with Operator |
$50.00 |
SEC. 303. CALIFORNIA VEHICLE CODE PENALTY SCHEDULE.
Violation of any of the following subsections of the Vehicle Code (VC) shall be punishable by the fines set forth below. The fine amounts listed in this Section 303 shall apply to any citation issued using a former Traffic Code section number that is listed next to the corresponding Vehicle Code section below.
TABLE INSET:
|
CODE |
DESCRIPTION |
FINE |
|
VC4462B |
Improper Registered Plates |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
VC4464 |
Altered Plates |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
[begin insertion] VC5200 [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] Display Lic Plates [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] $103.00 [end insertion] |
|
VC5201 |
Plates/Mounting |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
VC5201F |
Plate Cover |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
VC5202 |
No Plates |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
VC5204A |
Tabs |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
VC21113A |
School/Pub Ground |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
VC21211 (38N) |
Bicycle Path/Lanes |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500A |
Parking in Intersection |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500B |
Parking in Crosswalk |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500C |
Safety Zone |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500D |
15 ft Fire Station |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500E |
Driveway |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500F |
On Sidewalk |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500G |
Excavation |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500H |
Double Parking |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500I |
Bus Zone |
$25 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500J |
Tube or Tunnel |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500K |
Bridge |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500L |
Wheelchair Access |
$25 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22500.1(32.4.A) |
Parking in Fire Lane |
$6 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22502A |
Over 18 inches from Curb |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22502B |
Wrong Way Parking |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22502E |
One-Way Road/Parking |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22505B |
Signs |
$4 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22507.8A |
Disabled Parking |
$30 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22507.8B |
Disabled Parking |
$30 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22507.8C |
Disabled Parking |
$30 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22511.57 |
Lost, Stolen Placard |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22514 |
Fire Hydrant |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22515A |
Unattended Motor Vehicle |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22515B |
Unsecured Motor Vehicle |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22516 |
Locked Vehicle |
$5 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22521 |
Railroad Tracks |
$7 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22522 |
W/3 ft Wheelchair Ramp |
$25 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22523A |
Abandoned Vehicle/Highway |
$21 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22523B |
Abandoned Vehicle/Public or Private Prop |
$21 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22526A |
Blocking Intersection |
$8 [begin deletion] |
|
VC22526B |
Blocking Intersection While Turning |
$10 [begin deletion] |
|
VC23333 |
Park/Veh Crossing |
$7 [begin deletion] |
SEC. 304. COLOR CURB PAINTING FEES.
(a) [begin insertion] Fees. [end insertion] When a request for color curb markings is received by the SFMTA, the City Traffic Engineer is authorized to administer and collect a processing fee, a painting fee, and a renewal fee from the requestor. The fees shall be as follows:
Table 304: WHITE AND GREEN ZONE FEE SCHEDULE
TABLE INSET:
|
Zone Length |
Processing |
Paint |
New Request Total |
Biennial Renewal |
|
1 to 22 feet |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
|
23 to 44 feet |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
|
45 to 66 feet |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
|
More than 66 feet |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
$ [begin deletion] |
|
Green Zone Meter |
$ [begin deletion] |
- |
- |
- |
|
Red Zone |
$ [begin deletion] |
|
|
|
(b) [begin insertion] Exemptions from White Zone Fees. [end insertion] The following entities shall be exempt from paying white zone fees so long as such entities are primarily conducting nonprofit activities at the location of the white zone:
(1) Government buildings open to the public;
(2) Buildings occupied by private nonprofit organizations whose exclusive function is serving senior citizens and persons with disabilities; and
(3) Private nonprofit educational institutions whose exclusive function is providing education to students in any grade from kindergarten through eighth grade.
(c) Nothing in this Section is intended to limit the SFMTA's ability to install color curb markings on its own initiative.
[begin insertion] SEC. 306. OBSTRUCTING TRAFFIC - WITHOUT PERMIT; VIOLATION OF TERMS OF PERMIT; VIOLATION OF DIVISION II, SECTION 903 – ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES [end insertion] [begin insertion] . [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (a) Any person who violates Division I, Section 7.2.71 may be subject to the issuance of a citation and imposition of an administrative penalty. The designated officer or employee may issue an admonishment or direct corrective action in lieu of the issuance of a citation. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (b) Administrative penalties shall not exceed $500 for each offense. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (c) The Director of Transportation is authorized to designate officers or employees of the Municipal Transportation Agency to enforce Division I, Section 7.2.71. Any officer or employee so designated is hereby authorized to issue citations imposing administrative penalties for violations of Division I, Section 7.2.71. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] SEC. 307. PROCEDURE FOR ASSESSMENT AND COLLECTION OF ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES FOR SECTION 306 VIOLATIONS. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (a) This Section shall govern the imposition, assessment and collection of administrative penalties imposed pursuant to Section 306. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (b) The SFMTA Board of Directors finds: [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (1) That it is in the best interest of the City, its residents, visitors and those who work in and on City streets and sidewalks to provide an alternative, administrative penalty mechanism for enforcement of the obstructing traffic violations covered by this section in addition to the existing enforcement mechanisms authorized under the California Penal Code; and [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (2) That the administrative penalty scheme established by this section is intended to compensate the public for the injury and damage caused by the prohibited conduct and gain compliance with the SFMTA's "Regulations for Working in San Francisco Streets" (also known as "the Bluebook"). The administrative penalties authorized under this section are intended to be reasonable and not disproportionate to the damage or injury to the City and the public caused by the prohibited conduct. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (c) Administrative Citation. Where an officer or employee designated in Section 306 determines that there has been a violation of Division I, Section 7.2.71, the officer or employee may issue an administrative citation to the person and/or entity responsible for the violation. For purposes of this Section, an entity is responsible if an officer, employee or agent of the entity commits the violation. The citation shall inform the person or entity responsible of the date, time, place and nature of the violation and the amount of the proposed penalty, and shall state that the penalty is due and payable to the SFMTA within 15 business days from the date of the notice, if not contested within the time period specified. The citation shall also state that the person or entity responsible has the right, pursuant to Subsection (d), to request administrative review of the citing officer or employee's determination as to the violation and assessment of penalties, and shall set forth the procedure for requesting administrative review. The designated officer or employee shall serve the administrative citation as follows: [end insertion]
[begin insertion] 1. Where there is a nexus between the violator and a specific property: [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (A) One copy of the Notice shall be posted in a conspicuous place upon the property. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (B) One copy of the Notice shall be served upon each of the following: [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (i) The person, if any, in real or apparent charge and control of the premises or property involved; [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (ii) The owner of record, if applicable. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] Service required by subparagraph (B) shall be made by first class mail and a certificate of mailing shall be prepared. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] 2. Where the issuing officer or employee is unable to ascertain a nexus between the violation and property within the City, a completed copy of the administrative citation may be served on the individual who has committed the violation by personal service, or by first class mail and a certificate of mailing prepared. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] 3. For purposes of this Section, there is a nexus where activity on the property has caused, contributed to, or been a substantial factor in causing, the violation. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (d) Request for Hearing; Hearing. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (1) A person or entity that has been issued an administrative citation may request administrative review in order to contest the citation issued in accordance with this Section. Administrative review shall be initiated by filing a request for administrative review with the SFMTA Hearing Division within 15 business days from the date of the citation. Failure to request a hearing in a timely manner or to attend a scheduled hearing shall satisfy the hearing requirement. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (2) Whenever administrative review is requested pursuant to this Section, the SFMTA Hearing Section shall, within fifteen business days of receipt of the request, notify the requestor of the date, time, and place of the administrative hearing by certified mail. Such hearing shall be held no later than thirty (30) calendar days after the SFMTA Hearing Section receives the request, unless time is extended by mutual agreement of the affected parties. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (3) The administrative hearing shall be conducted by a neutral hearing of officer assigned by the SFMTA Hearing Section. The SFMTA Hearing Section may issue rules as needed to implement this requirement. The parties may present evidence and testimony to the hearing officer. All testimony shall be under oath. The hearing officer shall ensure that a record of the proceedings is maintained. The burden of proof to uphold the violation shall be on the City, but the administrative citation shall be prima facie evidence of the violation. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (4) The hearing officer shall issue a decision including a summary of the issues and the evidence presented, and findings and conclusions, within fifteen (15) calendar days of the conclusion of the hearing. The hearing officer may uphold the penalty imposed by the citation or dismiss the citation. A copy of the decision may be personally delivered to the person or entity contesting the violation or sent by first class mail. The decision shall be a final administrative determination. An aggrieved party may seek judicial review of the decision pursuant to California Code of Civil Procedure Sections 1094.5 and 1094.6. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (e) Payment and Collection of Penalty. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (1) Where a person or entity has not made a timely request for administrative hearing, the penalty shall be due and payable to the SFMTA on or before 15 business days from the date of issuance. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (2) Where a person or entity has made a timely request for administrative hearing, and the penalty has been upheld upon review, any administrative penalty imposed by the hearing officer shall be due and payable not later than 10 business days from the date of the notice of decision issued under subparagraph (d)(4). [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (3) If a penalty due and payable under paragraphs (1) or (2) remains unpaid after the specified due date, the SFMTA shall send the violator written notice that the penalty is overdue. Penalties that remain unpaid 30 days after the due date shall be subject to a late payment penalty of fifty ($50) dollars. Persons and entities against whom administrative penalties are imposed shall also be liable for the costs and attorney's fees incurred by the SFMTA in bringing any civil action to enforce the provisions of this section, including obtaining a judgment for the amount of the administrative penalty and other costs and charges. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (4) Where there is a nexus between the violation and property in the City owned by the violator, the SFMTA shall further inform the violator that if the amount due is not paid within 30 days from the date of the notice, the SFMTA shall initiate proceedings to make the amount due and all additional authorized costs and charges, including attorneys fees, a lien on the property. Such liens shall be imposed in accordance with Chapter 10, Article XX of the Administrative Code. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (f) Administrative penalties shall be deposited in the Municipal Transportation Fund and may be expended only by the SFMTA. [end insertion]
SEC. 406. PARKING METER RATES-- PARKING METER ZONE NUMBER ONE.
The rates for Parking Meters in Parking Meter Zone
Number One shall be between $1.00 an hour and $3. [begin deletion] 00 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 50 [end insertion]
an hour.
SEC. 407. PARKING METER RATES-- PARKING METER ZONE NUMBER TWO.
The rates for Parking Meters in Parking Meter Zone
Number Two shall be between $1.00 an hour and $ [begin deletion] 2.50 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3.00
[end insertion] an hour.
SEC. 408. PARKING METER RATES-- PARKING METER ZONE NUMBER THREE.
The rates for Parking Meters in Parking Meter Zone
Number Three shall be between $1.00 an hour and $ [begin deletion] 1.50 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2.00
[end insertion] an hour.
SEC. 409. PARKING METER RATES-- PARKING METER ZONE NUMBER FOUR.
The rates for Parking Meters in Parking Meter Zone
Number Four shall be between $1.00 an hour and $ [begin deletion] 2.50 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3.00
[end insertion] an hour.
SEC. 410. PARKING METER RATES-- MOTORCYCLES.
The hourly rate for motorcycle Parking Meters for [begin deletion] the various [end deletion] [begin insertion] all [end insertion] Parking Meter Areas shall
be [begin insertion] one-fifth the parking meter
rate applicable to automobiles for that particular parking meter zone [end insertion] [begin deletion] as follows: [end deletion]
[begin deletion] (a) Parking
Meter Area One shall have an hourly rate of twenty-five cents. [end deletion]
[begin deletion] (b) Parking
Meter Area Two shall have an hourly rate of fifteen cents. [end deletion]
[begin deletion] (c) Parking
Meter Area Three shall have an hourly rate of ten cents. [end deletion]
[begin deletion] (d) Parking
Meter Area Four shall have an hourly rate of fifteen cents [end deletion] .
SEC. 501. VEHICLE WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS.
(a) [begin deletion] [begin insertion] Prohibition [end insertion] [end deletion] [begin deletion] .
O [end deletion] [begin insertion] The o [end insertion] peration
of a vehicle with gross weight in excess of 6,000 pounds on the Streets listed
in Section 501(b), or the operation of a vehicle with unladen weight in excess
of 18,000 pounds on any Street listed in Section 501(c) is a violation of Division
I, Section [begin insertion] 7.2.77 (Weight
Restricted Streets) [end insertion] [begin deletion] 10.2.36
(Weight Restricted Streets) [end deletion] .
(b) [begin insertion] 6,000 lbs Limits. [end insertion] No person shall operate a vehicle of a gross weight in excess of 6,000 pounds on the following Streets:
(1) 25th Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Sanchez and Dolores
Streets.
(2) 26th Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Church and Sanchez
Streets.
(3) 27th Street between Douglass and Castro Streets.
(4) 28th Street between Douglass and Diamond Streets.
(5) 29th Street between Diamond and Castro Street.
(6) 34th Avenue between Wawona and Yorba Streets.
(7) Alabama Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Ripley Street and South Precita Avenue.
(8) Albion Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 15th and 17th
Streets.
(9) Alhambra Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Scott Street and Cervantes Boulevard.
(10) Anza Vista Avenue between O'Farrell and Baker Streets.
(11) Bacon Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue.
(12) Baker Street between Terra Vista Avenue and Turk Street.
(13) Baker Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Union Street Avenue
and Marina Boulevard.
(14) Barcelona Avenue between Terra Vista and Anza Vista Avenues.
(15) Bay Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Laguna Street and Columbus Avenue.
(16) Beaumont Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Turk and Anza
Streets.
(17) Blanken Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Tunnel Avenue and Executive Park Boulevard.
(18) Broderick Street between Richardson Avenue and Union Street.
(19) Broderick Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between O'Farrell Street and
Turk Street.
(20) Brussels Street between Silver Avenue and Burrows Street.
(21) Buchanan Street between Broadway and Union Streets.
(22) Buchanan Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lombard and Chestnut
Streets.
(23) Burrows Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue.
(24) Cayuga Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Geneva and Foote
Avenues.
(25) Cedro Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Mercedes Way and Ocean Avenue.
(26) Cerritos Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Mercedes Way and Ocean Avenue.
(27) Cervantes Boulevard between Fillmore Street and Marina Boulevard.
(28) Cesar Chavez Street between Church and Noe Streets.
(29) Chattanooga Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Twenty-first and
Jersey Streets.
(30) Chestnut Street between Montgomery and Sansome Streets.
(31) Chestnut Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Laguna Street and Van Ness Avenue.
(32) Chestnut Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lyon Street and Broderick Street.
(33) Chestnut Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk Street and Columbus Avenue.
(34) Claremont Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Portola Drive and Taraval Street.
(35) Clipper Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Diamond Heights
Boulevard and Dolores Street.
(36) College Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Genebern Way and Mission Street.
(37) Commonwealth Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street.
(38) Corbett Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Clayton and
Seventeenth Streets.
(39) Crane Street between Paul Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard.
(40) Del Vale Avenue between Evelyn Way and O'Shaughnessy Boulevard.
(41) Delano Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Geneva and Ottawa Avenues.
(42) Dewey Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Laguna Honda
Boulevard and Taraval Street.
(43) Diamond Heights Boulevard between the westerly leg of Berkeley Way and Elk Street.
(44) Diamond Street between Chenery Street and Diamond Heights Boulevard.
(45) Douglass Street between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eight Streets.
(46) Duncan Street between Diamond Street and Diamond Heights Boulevard.
(47) Ecker Street between Jessie and Mission Streets.
(48) Eddy Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Divisadero Street
and St. Joseph's Avenue.
(49) Eighteenth Avenue between Vicente and Ulloa Streets.
(50) Elk Street between Bosworth and Chenery Streets.
(51) Elk Street between Diamond Heights Boulevard and Chenery Street.
(52) Ellis Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Divisadero Street
and St. Joseph's Avenue.
(53) Encanto Avenue between Terra Vista and Anza Vista Avenues.
(54) Encline Court between Marietta Drive and the Eastern Terminus.
(55) Everglade Drive [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Sloat Boulevard and Eucalyptus Drive.
(56) Fair Oaks Street between Twenty-first and Twenty-sixth Streets.
(57) Felton Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue.
(58) Filbert Street between Divisadero and Lyon Streets.
(59) Filbert Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk and Taylor Streets.
(60) Fillmore Street between Broadway and Union Streets.
(61) Folsom Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Precita Avenue and
Bernal Heights Boulevard; and Bernal Heights Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Folsom Street and
Bernal Heights Park (approximately 350 feet).
(62) Foote Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Alemany Boulevard
and San Jose Avenue.
(63) Fortuna Avenue between Terra Vista and Anza Vista Avenues.
(64) Francisco Street between Montgomery and Kearny Streets.
(65) Francisco Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Baker and Scott
Streets.
(66) Francisco Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Laguna Street and Van Ness Avenue.
(67) Francisco Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lyon Street, and Richardson Avenue.
(68) Francisco Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk Street and Columbus Avenue.
(69) Franklin Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between California and Lombard Streets.
(70) Genebern Way [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Alemany Boulevard
and College Avenue.
(71) Gilman Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Third and Fitch
Streets.
(72) Girard Street between Silver Avenue and Bacon Street.
(73) Goettingen Street between Silver Avenue and Bacon Street.
(74) Gough Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Jackson and Union
Streets.
(75) Gough Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Union and California Streets.
(76) Great Highway [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard.
(77) Green Street between Grant Avenue and Montgomery Street.
(78) Green Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk and Mason
Streets.
(79) Greenwich Street between Divisadero and Lyon Streets.
(80) Greenwich Street between Franklin Street and Van Ness Avenue.
(81) Greenwich Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk and Taylor Streets.
(82) Guerrero Street between Eighteenth and Cesar Chavez Streets.
(83) Hollister Avenue between Third and Hawes Streets.
(84) Ingalls Street between Fitzgerald and Jamestown Avenues.
(85) Ingerson Avenue between Third Street and Giants Drive.
(86) Innes Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Middle Point Road
and Hunters Point Boulevard.
(87) Jamestown Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Third Street and Harney Way.
(88) Jennings Street between Fitzgerald and Jamestown Avenues.
(89) Jennings Street between Palou and Thomas Avenues.
(90) Jersey Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Castro and Church
Streets.
(91) Jones Street between California and Pine Streets.
(92) Jones Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Columbus and Pacific
Avenues.
(93) Jordan Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street.
(94) Kansas Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Twenty-second and
Twenty-third Streets.
(95) Kearny Street between Francisco and Bay Streets.
(96) Keith Street between Palou and Van Dyke Avenues.
(97) Kensington Way [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Claremont Boulevard
and Portola Drive.
(98) Laguna Street between Broadway and Union Streets.
(99) Lane Street between Palou and Van Dyke Avenues.
(100) Larkin Street between Chestnut and Francisco Streets.
(101) Larkin Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Bay Street and Pacific Avenue.
(102) Lathrop Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Tunnel and Tocoloma
Avenues.
(103) Laurel Street between Mayfair Drive and Euclid.
(104) Leavenworth Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Bay Street and Pacific Avenue.
(105) Ledyard Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Silver Avenue and Thornton Avenue.
(106) Lombard Street between Montgomery and Sansome Streets.
(107) Lombard Street between Stockton and Kearny Streets.
(108) Lombard Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets.
(109) Lombard Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk and Leavenworth Streets.
(110) Lyon Street between Lombard and Francisco Streets.
(111) Lyon Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Green and Lombard Streets.
(112) Marietta Drive Between Evelyn Way and Teresita Boulevard.
(113) Marina Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lyon and Laguna
Streets.
(114) Mariposa Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Mississippi and Connecticut Streets.
(115) Mariposa Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Vermont and Kansas Streets.
[begin deletion] (116) Market Street, between Fremont Street and Van Ness Avenue, within the streetcar track lanes. [end deletion]
(11 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Masonic Avenue between Waller Street and Frederick Street.
(11 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Mayfair Drive between Laurel and Spruce Streets.
(11 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Mendell Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Galvez and
Hudson Avenues.
(1 [begin deletion] 20 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 19 [end insertion] ) Middle Point Road [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Evans
and Innes Avenues.
(12 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 0 [end insertion] ) Monterey Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between
Ridgewood and Santa Clara Avenues.
(12 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) Montgomery Street between Green Street and Broadway Streets.
(12 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Montgomery Street between Lombard and Francisco Streets.
(12 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Mount Vernon Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Alemany Boulevard and San Jose Avenue.
(12 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] ) Newhall Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Innes and Hudson Avenues.
(12 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Newhall Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Palou and
Quesada Avenues.
(12 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Niagara Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Alemany Boulevard and San Jose Avenue.
(12 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Nido Avenue between Vega and Turk Streets.
(12 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Octavia Street between Broadway and Union Streets.
(1 [begin insertion] 29 [end insertion] [begin deletion] 30 [end deletion] ) Ottawa Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Alemany Boulevard and Otega Avenue.
(13 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 0 [end insertion] ) Pacheco Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Dewey Boulevard and Ninth Avenue.
(13 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) Palm Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street.
(13 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Palou Avenue between Selby and Griffith Streets.
(13 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Parker Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street.
(13 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] ) Parker Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Turk and
Anza Streets.
(13 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Pennsylvania Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between
Mariposa and Twenty-second Streets.
(13 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Pond Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 16th and 17th
Streets.
(13 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Powell Street between Sutter and California Street.
(13 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Quesada Avenue between Ingalls and Hawes Streets.
(1 [begin deletion] 40 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 39 [end insertion] ) Quesada Avenue between Third and Ingalls Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 0 [end insertion] ) Revere Avenue between Ingalls and Hawes Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) Revere Avenue between Third and Ingalls Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Rossi Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Turk and
Anza Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Santa Clara Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Monterey Boulevard and Portola Drive.
(14 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] ) Scotia Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Silver Avenue and Thornton Avenue.
(14 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Scott Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between California and Bush Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Shafter Avenue between Ingalls and Hawes Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Shafter Avenue between Third and Ingalls Streets.
(14 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Silliman Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue.
(1 [begin deletion] 50 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 49 [end insertion] ) Spruce Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Geary
Boulevard and Euclid Street.
(15 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 0 [end insertion] ) St. Francis Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Portola Drive and San Anselmo Avenue.
(15 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) St. Joseph's Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between O'Farrell Street and Turk Street.
(15 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Stanyan Street between 17th Street and Belgrave Street.
(15 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Stanyan Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Turk and
Anza Streets.
(15 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] ) Taraval Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 14th Avenue and Dewey Boulevard.
(15 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Taylor Street between Pine and California Streets.
(15 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Taylor Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Columbus and Pacific Avenues.
(15 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Telegraph Hill Boulevard.
(15 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Terra Vista Avenue between Anza Vista and St. Joseph's Avenues.
(1 [begin deletion] 60 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 59 [end insertion] ) Thomas Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets.
(16 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 0 [end insertion] ) Thornton Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Bayshore Boulevard and 3rd Street.
(16 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) Thorp Lane.
(16 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Tunnel Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Blanken
Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard.
(16 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Underwood Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets.
(16 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] ) Union Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lyon and
Steiner Streets.
(16 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Vallejo Street between Montgomery and Sansome Streets.
(16 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Vallejo Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Polk and
Mason Streets.
(16 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Vega Street between Nido and Anza Vista Avenues.
(16 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Vermont Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 17th and
18th Streets.
(1 [begin deletion] 70 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 69 [end insertion] ) Vermont Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Twentieth
and Twenty-second Streets.
(17 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 0 [end insertion] ) Vesta Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Thornton Avenue and Williams Avenue.
(17 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) Vicente Street between Sixteenth and Nineteenth Avenues.
(17 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Webster Street between Broadway and Union Streets.
(17 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Webster Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Bay Street and Marina Boulevard.
(17 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] )
Westwood Park area streets within an area bounded by the south side of Mon [begin deletion] e [end deletion] ter [begin insertion] e [end insertion] y Boulevard and the east side of Plymouth
Avenue, the north side of Ocean Avenue and the west side of Faxon Avenue.
(17 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Wheat Street between Paul Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard.
(17 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Yerba Buena Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Santa Clara Avenue and Miraloma Avenue.
(c) [begin insertion] 18,000 lbs. Limit. [end insertion] No person shall operate a vehicle with an unladen weight in excess of 18,000 pounds on the following Streets:
(1) Blanken Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Bayshore Boulevard
and Tunnel Avenue
(2) Tunnel Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Blanken Avenue and
Recycle Road
(d) [begin insertion] Exemptions. [end insertion] The provisions of this Section shall not be applicable to:
(1) Any vehicle which is subject to the provisions of Sections 1031 to 1036, inclusive, of the California Public Utilities Code and which has received a certificate from the CPUC pursuant to those Sections declaring that the public necessity and convenience require the operation of the vehicle, provided that the certificate authorizes that vehicle to be operated within the City, and the vehicle is being operated for the purpose authorized in the certificate. This exemption shall not apply to vehicles operated as round-trip sightseeing tour service as defined by the CPUC;
(2) Any commercial vehicle coming from an unrestricted Street having ingress and egress by direct route to and from that portion of the restricted Streets set forth below, when necessary for the purpose of making pickups of refuse, pickups or deliveries of passengers, goods, wares and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on such restricted Street, or for the purpose of delivering materials or equipment to be used in the actual and bona fide repairs, alteration, remodeling or construction of such restricted Street, or for any building or structure upon such restricted Street for which a building permit has previously been obtained;
(3) Any vehicle owned by a public utility while in use in the construction, installation or repair of any public utility;
(4) Transit vehicles operated by the SFMTA along a regularly scheduled route;
(5) School buses when operated for the transportation of school pupils;
(6) Any vehicle owned by the City while being used in the course of official business;
(7) Emergency vehicles.
SEC. 502. COMMERCIAL VEHICLES; PARKING LIMITED IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS.
Transportation Code, Division I, Section [begin deletion] 10.2.48 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.84 [end insertion] (Commercial
Vehicle Parking in Certain Districts) [begin deletion] , [end deletion]
shall apply only to a vehicle with a manufacturer's gross vehicle weight rating
or a gross combination weight rating in excess of 10,000 pounds while Parked on
any Street in an RH-1(D), RH-1, RH-2, RH-3, RM-1, RM-2, RM-3, RM-4 or P Use
District.
SEC. 601. DESIGNATED TRANSIT-ONLY AREAS.
(a) The locations listed in this
Section 601 are designated as Transit-only Areas. Any vehicle operating within
a Transit-only Area during times that the Transit-only Area is enforced is in
violation of Transportation Code, Division I, Section [begin deletion] 10.2.38 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.72 [end insertion] (Driving in
Transit-only Area).
(1) [begin insertion] Cable Car Lanes On Powell Street Between California Street And Sutter Street. [end insertion] Except as to cable cars, Municipal Railway vehicles, and authorized emergency vehicles, no vehicle may operate within, over, upon or across the cable car lanes, or make any left or U-turn on the exclusive cable car lanes on Powell Street between California and Sutter Streets except to pass a disabled vehicle.
(2) [begin insertion] West Portal Avenue [end insertion] [begin insertion] Between 15th Avenue And Sloat Boulevard. [end insertion] Except as to streetcars and Municipal Railway vehicles, no vehicle may operate within Transit-only Areas on West Portal Avenue between 15th Avenue and Sloat Boulevard.
(3) [begin insertion] Exclusive Commercial Vehicle/Transit Area On Sansome Street. [end insertion] Except as to buses, taxis, authorized emergency vehicles, and commercial vehicles, no vehicle may operate within the Transit-only Area running southbound on Sansome Street between Washington Street and Bush Street.
(4) [begin insertion] Judah Street [end insertion] [begin insertion] , from 9th Avenue to 20th Avenue. [end insertion] Except as to streetcars and Municipal Railway vehicles, no vehicle may operate within Transit-only Areas on Judah Street from 9th Avenue to 20th Avenue.
(5) [begin insertion] Other Transit-Only Areas. [end insertion] Except for buses, taxicabs, vehicles preparing to make a turn, vehicles entering into or exiting from a stopped position at the curb, and vehicles entering into or exiting from a driveway, no vehicle may operate in the following Transit-only Areas during the times indicated:
TABLE INSET:
|
|
Hours of Operation |
Street |
From |
To |
|
1 |
All Times |
1st St. |
Market St. |
Howard St. |
|
2 |
All Times |
3rd St. |
Townsend St. |
Market St. |
|
3
|
All Times |
4th St. |
Harrison St. |
Townsend St. |
|
4 |
All Times |
4th St. |
Market St. |
Howard St. |
|
5 |
All Times |
Clay St. |
Sansome St. |
Davis St. |
|
6 |
All Times |
Fremont St. |
Mission St. |
Market St. |
|
7 |
All Times |
Geary St. |
Market St. |
Powell St. |
|
8 |
All Times |
Geary St. |
Mason St. |
Gough St. |
|
9 |
All Times |
Judah St. |
20th Ave. |
La Playa St. |
|
10 |
All Times |
Market St. (Inbound) |
12th St. |
5th St. |
|
11 |
All Times |
Market St. (Outbound) |
So. Van Ness Ave. |
8th St. |
|
12 |
All Times |
O'Farrell St. |
Gough St. |
Hyde St. |
|
13 |
All Times |
O'Farrell St. |
Jones St. |
Powell St. |
|
14 |
All Times |
Post St. |
Gough St. |
Grant St. |
|
15 |
All Times |
Potrero Ave. (NB) |
24th St. |
22nd St. |
|
16 |
All Times |
Stockton St. |
Bush St. |
Geary St. |
|
17 |
All Times |
Sutter St. |
Gough St. |
Kearny St. |
|
18 |
7:00 AM – 7:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Sacramento St. |
Drumm St. |
Kearny St. |
|
19 |
7:00 AM - 7:00 PM, Monday - Saturday |
Stockton St. |
Geary St. |
O'Farrell St. |
|
20 |
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Mission St. (Inbound) |
5th St. |
Beale St. |
|
21 |
7:00 AM - 6:00 PM |
Mission St. (Outbound) |
Main St. |
4th St. |
|
22 |
7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Mission St. (Inbound) |
11th St. |
5th St. |
|
23 |
7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday – Friday |
O'Farrell St. |
Hyde St. |
Jones St. |
|
24 |
7:00 AM - 9:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Clay St. |
Powell St. |
Battery St. |
|
25 |
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Mission St. (Inbound) |
11th St. |
5th St. |
|
26 |
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM, Monday – Friday |
Mission St. (Outbound) |
4th St. |
11th St. |
|
27 |
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM, Monday – Friday |
Geary St. |
Mason St. |
Powell St. |
|
28 |
4:00 PM - 6:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Sacramento St. |
Kearny St. |
Larkin St. |
|
29 |
3:00 PM - 6:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Sutter St. |
Sansome St. |
Kearny St. |
|
30 |
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
Bush St. |
Montgomery St. |
Battery St. |
|
31 |
3:00 PM - 7:00 PM, Monday - Friday |
4th St. |
Howard St. |
Clementina |
SEC. 702. DESIGNATED SPEED LIMITS.
(a) 30 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 30 miles per hour is established in the following locations:
(1) 10th Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Market Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Division Street.
(2) 16th Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 3rd and 7th Streets.
(3) 3rd Street between Evans Avenue and Kirkwood Street; and on 3rd Street between Shafter Street and Bayshore Boulevard.
(4) 8th Street between Market Street and Townsend Street.
(5) Bryant Street between the Embarcadero and 10th Street.
(6) Carter Street between Geneva Avenue and County Line.
(7) Cesar Chavez Street, Third Street to a point 500 feet east of Kansas Street.
(8) Diamond Heights Boulevard between Clipper Street and Sussex Street.
(9) [begin insertion] The [end insertion] Embarcadero between King Street and Broadway.
(10) Fell Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Gough Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Stanyan Street.
(11) Folsom Street between 13th Street and The Embarcadero.
(12) Fulton Street between Stanyan Street and Arguello Boulevard.
(13) Geary Boulevard between 30th and 42nd Avenue.
(14) Golden Gate Avenue [begin deletion] from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Divisadero Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Van Ness Avenue.
(15) Harrison Street between The Embarcadero and 13th Street.
(16) Howard Street between The Embarcadero and 13th Street.
(17) Industrial Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Bayshore Boulevard [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Oakdale Avenue.
(18) John F. Kennedy Drive [begin deletion] from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Kezar Drive [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Stanyan Street.
(19) Kezar Drive [begin deletion] from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Lincoln Way [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and
[end insertion] John F. Kennedy Drive [begin insertion] . [end insertion]
(20) Market Street between Danvers Street and Castro Street.
(21) Masonic Avenue [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Presidio Avenue [begin deletion] to Oak Street [begin insertion] and [end insertion] [begin insertion]
[end insertion] [begin insertion] Geary Boulevard [end insertion] [end deletion] .
(22) Monterey Boulevard between Circular and Ridgewood Avenues.
(23) Oak Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Stanyan Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Franklin Street.
(24) Oakdale Avenue between Bayshore Boulevard and 3rd Street.
(25) Octavia Boulevard, central lanes only, between Fell and Market Streets.
(26) Pine Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Market Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Presidio Avenue.
(27) Point Lobos Avenue between Great Highway and Forty-Second Avenue.
(28) Sagamore Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] San Jose Avenue [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Orizaba Avenue.
(29) San Jose Avenue between Randall and 29th Streets.
(30) Turk Boulevard [begin deletion] from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Baker Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and
[end insertion] Arguello Boulevard.
[begin insertion] (31) [end insertion] Bush
Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Presidio Avenue [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Battery Street.
(3 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Twin Peaks Boulevard between Panorama Drive and Palo Alto Avenue.
(b) 35 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 35 miles per hour is established in the following locations:
(1) Alemany Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Junipero Serra
Boulevard and Mission Street.
(2) Bayshore Boulevard between [begin deletion] Army [end deletion] [begin insertion] Cesar Chavez [end insertion] Street and the County Line.
(3) Brotherhood Way between Alemany and a point about 200 feet westerly from Chumasero Drive.
(4) Cargo Way between 3rd Street and Jennings Street.
(5) Clarendon Avenue, north and south
sides [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] the east line
of Laguna Honda Boulevard [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Johnstone Drive.
(6) Clipper Street between Douglas Street and Portola Drive.
(7) The Embarcadero between Broadway and Bay Street.
(8) The Embarcadero [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Townsend and Folsom
Streets.
(9) Evans Avenue between [begin deletion] Army Street [end deletion] [begin insertion] Cesar Chavez [end insertion] and Hunters Point Boulevard.
(10) Fulton Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Arguello Boulevard
and the Great Highway.
(11) Geary Boulevard between Presidio Avenue and Wood Street on the depressed section.
(12) Geary Expressway between Gough Street and Presidio Avenue.
(13) Geneva Avenue between Moscow Street and the County Line.
(14) Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Fulton Street, northbound traffic.
(15) Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Point Lobos.
(16) Hunters Point Boulevard between Jennings Street and Innes Avenue.
(17) Innes Avenue between Hunters Point Boulevard and Donahue Street.
(18) John Muir Drive between Skyline Boulevard and a point approximately 2,500 feet southeasterly.
(19) Junipero Serra Boulevard between St. Francis Circle and Ocean Avenue.
(20) King Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 3rd and Townsend
Streets.
(21) King Street [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between 5th Street and The
Embarcadero.
(22) Laguna Honda Boulevard between Dewey Boulevard and Noriega Street.
(23) Lake Merced Boulevard between Sunset Boulevard and Skyline Boulevard.
(24) Lake Merced Boulevard between Winston Drive and Sunset Boulevard.
(25) Lincoln Way, north side, between Third Avenue and the Great Highway.
(26) Lincoln Way, south side, between the Great Highway and Third Avenue.
(27) Mansell Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Sunnydale [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Brazil Avenues.
(28) O'Shaughnessy Boulevard between Portola Drive and Malta Drive.
(29) Portola Drive [begin deletion] from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] St. Francis Circle [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Corbett Avenue, north and south sides [begin deletion] ; [end deletion] [begin insertion] . [end insertion]
[begin insertion] (30)
[end insertion] Market Street [begin deletion] from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Corbett Avenue [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Danvers Street,
north and south sides.
(3 [begin deletion] 0 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 1 [end insertion] ) Sloat Boulevard, eastbound and westbound traffic, between Junipero Serra Boulevard, St. Francis Circle and Nineteenth Avenue.
(3 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 2 [end insertion] ) Sloat Boulevard, eastbound traffic, between the east line of the Great Highway and the east
line of 39th Avenue.
(3 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 3 [end insertion] ) Sloat Boulevard, westbound traffic, between the east line of 39th Avenue and the east line
of 47th Avenue.
(3 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 4 [end insertion] ) Sunnydale Avenue between Persia Avenue and the west boundary of the McLaren Municipal Golf
Course.
(3 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 5 [end insertion] ) Sunset
Boulevard between South Drive and Lake Merced Boulevard.
(3 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 6 [end insertion] ) Third Street [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Channel Street [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Evans Avenue.
(3 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7 [end insertion] ) Upper Great Highway [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard.
(3 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Woodside Avenue [begin deletion] , from [end deletion] [begin insertion] between [end insertion] Portola Drive [begin deletion] to [end deletion] [begin insertion] and [end insertion] Laguna Honda Boulevard.
(c) 40 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 40 miles per hour is established in the following locations:
(1) Alemany Boulevard, westbound, between Bayshore Boulevard and Mission Street.
(2) Between the East and West Portals of the Broadway Tunnel.
(3) Gilman Avenue between Hunter's Point Expressway and Fitch Street.
(4) Harney Way [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Jamestown Avenue and
the County Line.
(5) Hunter's Point Expressway.
(6) Jamestown Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Redondo Street and
Hunters Point Expressway. [begin insertion] (7)
Lake Merced Boulevard between the County Line and Winston Drive. [end insertion]
( [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 8 [end insertion] ) Junipero Serra Boulevard [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between
Ocean and 19th Avenue.
( [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 9 [end insertion] ) Visitacion
Avenue between Mansell Street and Hahn Street.
(d) 45 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 45 miles per hour is established in the following locations:
(1) Alemany Boulevard, eastbound, between Mission Street and Bayshore Boulevard.
(2) Brotherhood Way between a point
about 200 feet westerly from [begin deletion] Chumsera [end deletion] [begin insertion] Chumasero [end insertion] Drive and Lake Merced Boulevard.
(3) Great Highway between Sloat and Skyline Boulevards.
(4) John Muir Drive between the County Line and a point approximately 3,300 feet northwesterly.
(5) Mansell Street between Visitacion Avenue and Brazil Avenue.
(6) San Jose Avenue [begin deletion] , [end deletion] between Randall Street and a
point 425 feet northeasterly of the east line of Diamond Street.
SEC. 801. PARKING RESTRICTIONS BY LOCATION.
(a) It shall be a violation of
Division I, Section [begin deletion] 10.2.28 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.42 [end insertion] (Parking Restrictions)
for any person to Park any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, in any of
the locations listed below during times when Parking is restricted without
displaying a valid permit for Parking in that location. A permit issued for
Parking pursuant to this Article does not exempt a vehicle from street-cleaning
Parking restrictions.
(b) [begin insertion] Removal Authorized. [end insertion]
Pursuant to the authority of Vehicle Code Section 22651(n) [begin deletion] and Division I, Section 11.1(a)(7)
(Circumstances Permitting Removal) [end deletion] , any vehicle Parked in violation
of this Section 801 may be removed by the SFMTA or SFPD.
(c) [begin insertion] Restricted Locations: [end insertion]
(1) 2nd Street, Standford Street, and Townsend Street [32.6.19]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) 2nd Street, west side, from Townsend Street to 100 feet northerly (100-foot zone);
(ii) Stanford Street, east side, from Townsend Street to 100 feet northerly (100-foot zone); and
(iii) Townsend Street, north side, between 2nd and Stanford Streets
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Fire Chief.
(2) 6th Avenue [32.6.23]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The east side of 6th Avenue, from 110 feet to 320 feet south of Geary Boulevard (210-foot zone) and on the west side of 6th Avenue, from 250 to 303 feet south of Geary Boulevard (53-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned marked San Francisco Police Department vehicles.
(3) 7th Street [32.6.25]
(A) Location: the east side of 7th Street, from 178 feet to 246 feet north of Bryant Street (68-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the San Francisco Sheriff's Department.
(4) 7th Street [32.6.20]
(A) Location: The east side of 7th Street, from Bryant Street to 80 feet southerly (80-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA.
(5) 7th Street, Ahern Way, and Harriet Street [32.6.3]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] Except in loading zones established pursuant to this Code, east side of 7th Street between Harrison and Bryant Streets; on the south side of Ahern Way from a point 20 feet east of Harriet Street to 6th Street; and on the east side of Harriet Street between Harrison and Bryant Streets.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Chief of Police.
(6) 20th Street [32.6.14]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The south side of 20th Street between 3rd Street and Tennessee Street.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned marked patrol San Francisco Police Department vehicles.
(7) Brannan Street [32.6.26]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) Brannan Street, north side, from 15 feet to 115 feet east of Boardman Place (100-foot zone)
(ii) Brannan Street, north side, from 16 feet to 116 feet west of Boardman Place (100-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the District Attorney's Office.
(8) Bryant Street and 24th Avenue [32.6.7]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) On the north side of Bryant Street from Harriet Street to 7th Street;
(ii) On the east side of 24th Avenue from 225 feet to 280 feet south of Santiago Street (55-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned Police Department vehicles or vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Chief of Police.
(9) Clay Street and Laurel Street [32.6.31]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) Clay Street, north side, from Laurel Street to 31 feet westerly (31-foot zone)
(ii) Laurel Street, west side, from Clay Street to 112 feet northerly (112-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Korean Consulate.
(10) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place [32.6.21]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, east side, from 32 feet to 224 feet north of Grove Street (192-foot zone, accommodating sixteen angled Parking stalls);
(ii) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, west side, from 26 feet to 208 feet south of McAllister Street (182-foot zone, accommodating nine Parking stalls);
(iii) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, west side, from 351 feet to 531 feet south of McAllister Street (180-foot zone, accommodating nine Parking stalls); and
(iv) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, east side, from 184 feet to 208 feet south of McAllister Street (24-foot zone, accommodating two angled Parking stalls)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Department of Administrative Services.
(11) Eddy Street and Jones Street [32.6.29]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion]
(i) Eddy Street, south side, from Jones Street to 130 feet westerly (130-foot zone); and
(ii) Jones Street, west side, from 24 feet to 107 feet south of Eddy Street (83-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned San Francisco Police Department vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Chief of Police.
(12) Elm Street, between Van Ness Avenue and Polk Street [32.6.16]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] Elm Street, south side, from 41 feet to 129 feet west of Polk Street (88-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles of Superior Court personnel displaying a permit issued by the Chief Administrative Officer.
(13) Grant Avenue [32.6.8]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The Parking space north of the police post (Koban) in front of 933 Grant Avenue.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned SFPD police vehicles or police officer's private vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Chief of Police.
(14) Green Street and Baker Street [32.6.30]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) Green Street, north side, from 15 feet to 75 feet east of Baker Street (60-foot zone)
(ii) Baker Street, east side, from 11 feet to 64 feet north of Green Street (53-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, except on the days that the Consulate is closed (January 1 through January 8; February 23 through February 25; March 8 through March 10; May 1 through May 3; May 9 through May 11; June 12 through June 15; July 4 (Independence Day); November 2 through November 4; last Thursday in November (Thanksgiving Day); December 25 (Christmas Day).
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Russian Consulate authorizing Parking in said zone.
(15) Grove Street, North Side, Between Van Ness Avenue and Polk Street [32.6.2]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] Grove Street, north side, between Van Ness Avenue and Polk Street.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Chief Administrative Officer.
(16) Hunt Street [32.6.12]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The south side of Hunt Street within the rear property lines of the Fire Department building at 676 Howard Street, and from the east property line of this building to 40 feet easterly.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned San Francisco Fire Department vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Fire Chief.
(17) Hyde Street [32.6.34]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion]
(i) Hyde Street, both sides, between McAllister and Fulton Streets
(ii) Hyde Street, east side, from Fulton Street to 123 feet southerly
(iii) McAllister Street, south side, from Hyde Street to 300 feet easterly.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 6:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. on Wednesdays and Sundays
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Trucks displaying a Farmer's Market Truck Parking Permit issued by the SFMTA. Any Truck displaying a Farmer's Market Truck Parking Permit may Park for any period of time within between 7:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. on Wednesdays and Sundays on the segment of Hyde Street or McAllister Street specified above without depositing payment in the adjacent Parking Meters.
(18) Jackson Street, between Sansome Street and Custom House Place [32.6.17]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] Jackson Street, south side, between Sansome Street and Custom House Place
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles registered to the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service and displaying a permit issued by the INS.
(19) Larkin Street [32.6.37]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The west side of Larkin Street, between Turk Street and Golden Gate Avenue
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times.
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Marked United States Marshals Service vehicles permitted to Park in this location by the Federal Protective Service of the Department of Homeland Security.
(20) Lech Walesa Street [32.6.22]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) Lech Walesa Street, north side, from 120 feet to 235 feet west of Polk Street (115-foot zone); and
(ii) Lech Walesa Street, north side, from Polk Street to 89 feet westerly (89-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Department of Public Health.
(21) Redwood Street [32.6.18]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The south side of Redwood Street, from 35 feet to 115 feet west of Polk Street.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the City Administrator's Office.
(22) Stevenson Street [32.6.32]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The south side of Stevenson Street, from 7th Street to 294 feet easterly.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times.
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Law enforcement vehicles of any jurisdiction.
(23) South Van Ness Avenue [32.6.27]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The east side of South Van Ness Avenue, from 12th Street to 110 feet southerly (110-foot zone)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., Monday through Friday
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the California Department of Corrections.
(24) Treat Avenue [32.6.13]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The west side of Treat Avenue from a point approximately 38 feet north of 15th Street to 66 feet northerly (66-foot zone).
(B) [begin insertion] Time [end insertion] : All times.
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Director of Public Works.
(25) Turk Street [32.6.24]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The north or south side of Turk Street, from Laguna Street to 435 feet easterly (435-foot zones)
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Emergency Communications Department.
(26) Turk Street and Golden Gate Avenue [32.6.36]
(A) [begin insertion] Locations: [end insertion]
(i) On the south side of Turk Street, between Larkin and Polk Streets; and
(ii) On the north side of Golden Gate Avenue, between Larkin and Polk Streets.
(B) [begin insertion] Time [end insertion] : All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Law enforcement vehicles permitted to Park in that location by the Federal Protective Service of the Department of Homeland Security.
(27) Vallejo Street, between Stockton and Powell Streets, and Churchill Street and Emery Lane [32.6.35]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] The south side of Vallejo Street, from Powell Street to 94 feet easterly, and from Churchill Street to 106 feet easterly, and on the north side of Vallejo Street from Powell Street to 78 feet easterly, and from Emery Lane to 64 feet easterly.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Marked San Francisco Police Department vehicles.
(28) Washington, Mason and Jackson Streets [32.1.10]
(A) [begin insertion] Location: [end insertion] Both sides of Washington Street from Mason Street to a point 210 feet westerly, south side of Jackson Street from Mason to a point 210 feet westerly, and the west side of Mason Street from Jackson to Washington.
(B) [begin insertion] Time: [end insertion] All times
(C) [begin insertion] Exempt Vehicles: [end insertion] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA.
SEC. 902. GENERAL PERMIT CONDITIONS.
The following general provisions apply to all permits issued under this Article.
(a) [begin insertion] Application and Renewal. [end insertion] Permit applications must be submitted on a form supplied by the SFMTA. All required application fees must be paid and all permit requirements satisfied before a permit may be issued. The SFMTA may require any information of the applicant which it deems necessary to carry out the purposes of this Article. Permits may be renewed annually in compliance with any renewal procedures established by the SFMTA.
(b) [begin insertion] Display of Permit. [end insertion] Permittees must maintain the permit at the site of the permitted activity and available for inspection in accordance with any requirements for permit display as may be established by the SFMTA, and shall make all permits available for inspection upon request by an employee of the Police Department or SFMTA.
(c) [begin insertion] Prior Payments Required. [end insertion] No permit shall be issued or renewed until the applicant has paid all permit fees that are due to the SFMTA. No permit shall be issued to any applicant who is responsible for payment of one or more delinquent citations for violation of any provision of this Code or the Vehicle Code until all fines and fees associated with the citation are paid in full.
(d) [begin insertion] Permit Fees. [end insertion] Fees for permits issued pursuant to this Code are as follows:
Table 902(d):
TABLE INSET:
|
Special Traffic Permit |
Base Permit
Fee: |
Daily
Fee: |
Removal/Relocation
Fee: |
|
Temporary Exclusive Use of Parking Meters (§ 904) |
Base Permit Fee: $4.00 per 25 linear feet of construction frontage per day, including weekends and holidays |
||
TABLE INSET:
|
Residential
|
Base Permit Fee: |
[begin insertion] New
Resident/New Resident Vehicle [end insertion] : |
|
Contractor Permit (§ 906) |
Base
Permit Fee: $ [begin deletion] |
[begin insertion] Permit Transfer Fee [end insertion] : $10 |
|
Vanpool Permit (§ 907) |
Base Permit Fee: $ [begin deletion] |
|
|
Carpool Permit (§ 908) |
Base Permit Fee: $ [begin deletion] |
|
|
Farmer's Market Parking Permit (§ 801(c)(18)) |
Base Permit Fee: $ [begin deletion] |
|
|
Temporary Street Closures Permits (Division I, Article 9) |
[begin insertion] Neighborhood
Block Party [end insertion] |
[begin insertion] All
Other Events [end insertion] |
(e) [begin insertion] Indemnification. [end insertion] The permit application for Special Traffic Permits issued pursuant to Section 903, and permits for the Temporary and Exclusive Use of Parking Meters issued pursuant to Section 904, shall require the applicant to acknowledge that the Permittee, by acceptance of the permit, agrees to indemnify and hold the City and County of San Francisco, its departments, commissions, boards, officers, employees and agents ("Indemnitees") harmless from and against any and all claims, demands, actions or causes of action which may be made against the Indemnitees for the recovery of damages for the injury to or death of any person or persons or for the damage to any property resulting directly or indirectly from the activity authorized by the permit regardless of the negligence of the Indemnitees.
(f) [begin insertion] Rules and Regulations. [end insertion] Compliance with all applicable rules and regulations and with all permit conditions shall be a material condition for the issuance or renewal of a permit.
(g) [begin insertion] Permit Revocation. [end insertion] The Director of Transportation is authorized to revoke the permit of any Permittee found to be in violation of this Article and, upon written notice of revocation, the Permittee shall surrender such permit in accordance with the instructions in the notice of revocation.
SEC. 905. RESIDENTIAL PARKING PERMIT.
(a) [begin insertion] General Permit Requirements [end insertion]
(1) The Director of Transportation shall issue a Residential Parking Permit for use by an specified vehicle upon receipt of a written application from a qualifying property resident. No more than one Parking permit shall be issued to each vehicle for which application is made.
(2) The Parking privileges of a Residential Parking Permit do not extend to any trailer, trailer coach, utility trailer, or any other type of vehicle as defined in the California Vehicle Code, whether separate from or attached to a motor vehicle displaying a Residential Parking Permit.
(3) A Residential Parking Permit does not guarantee or reserve to the Permittee an on-street parking space within a Residential Parking Permit Area.
(4) A Residential Parking Permit may be issued to residents of a Residential Parking Permit Area for motor vehicles registered out-of-state, provided that the applicant documents the resident's active military duty status.
(5) Each Residential Parking Permit shall be valid until the date indicated on the permit.
(6) Each Residential Parking Permit shall visibly indicate the particular Residential Parking Permit Area and the license number of the vehicle for which it was issued.
(b) [begin insertion] Permit Privileges. [end insertion] Any vehicle that displays a valid Residential Parking Permit shall be permitted to Park in the Residential Parking Permit Area for which the permit has been issued notwithstanding posted time restrictions, but is not exempt from Parking restrictions established pursuant to any authority other than this Section 905.
(c) [begin insertion] Number of Permits. [end insertion] No more than four Residential Parking Permits shall be issued to a single address. Residents may file a request for waiver of this limitation with the SFMTA to obtain additional permits. Factors to be considered by the Director of Transportation when determining whether or not to grant a permit include, but are not limited to, the availability of on-street Parking in the requestor's residential area and demonstrated need. The Director of Transportation shall maintain public records for all waivers granted, including all documentation provided in support of approval.
(d) [begin insertion] Application Requirements. [end insertion]
(1) Each application for a permit or renewal of a permit shall contain information sufficient to:
(A) Identify the applicant;
(B) Identify the residence or real property address within a Residential Parking Permit Area;
(C) Establish that the applicant owns the property (has at least a one-quarter interest in the property) or leases the property (pays rent or other remuneration for use of the real property as the applicant's residence or place of business); and
(D) Identify the license number and provide proof of current California registration of the motor vehicle for which for which the permit would be issued.
(2) Residential Parking Permits may be issued for motor vehicles only upon application of the following Persons:
(A) A legal resident of the Residential Parking Permit Area who has a motor vehicle that is both registered in his or her name, and registered at his or her address within that Residential Parking Permit Area, or a legal resident of the Residential Parking Permit Area who has a motor vehicle for his or her exclusive use and under his or her control where said motor vehicle is registered or leased to his or her employer or a vanpool agency and he or she presents a valid employee identification card or other proof of employment that is acceptable to the SFMTA.
(B) A legal resident of a Residential Parking Permit Area who has become a resident within the past 30 days, or who has recently acquired a new vehicle.
(C) A Person who owns commercial property and actively engages in business activity within a Residential Parking Permit area. However, a permit shall only be issued if the applicant presents a valid business tax registration certificate required by Article 12 of the San Francisco Business and Tax Regulations Code. No more than one permit may be issued for each business establishment for a motor vehicle registered to or under the control of such a Person. The authority to qualify for a Residential Parking Permit pursuant to this subsection is transferable to a bona fide employee of the business. A business may purchase up to three additional permits for delivery vehicles provided that the vehicles are registered to the business' address and display commercial plates.
(D) A legal resident of a Residential Parking Permit Area for use by a bona fide visitor. Such a visitor permit shall have all the rights and privileges of a regular permit.
(E) A full-time student who is a legal resident of the Residential Parking Permit Area who presents a valid current full-time class schedule issued by an Educational Institution located within the City.
(f) [begin insertion] Procedure for Designating Residential Parking Permit Areas. [end insertion]
(1) Upon receipt of a petition by residents of at least 250 dwelling units in the residential area proposed for designation or residents living in 50 percent of the living units in the area proposed for designation, the City Traffic Engineer shall direct surveys or studies as necessary to determine whether a residential area is suitable as a Residential Parking Permit Area.
(2) The City Traffic Engineer shall make recommendations to the SFMTA Board of Directors regarding the proposed designation of new Residential Parking Permit Areas. Such recommendation shall include the proposed time restriction for Parking and the proposed days and times of enforcement. Before making any such recommendation to the SFMTA Board, the City Traffic Engineer shall ensure that the proposed area meets the following minimum qualifications for a Residential Parking Permit Area:
(A) A Residential Parking Permit Area must contain a minimum of one mile of street frontage.
(B) Objective criteria must establish that the proposed Residential Parking Permit Area is affected for extended periods by the Parking of motor vehicles that are not registered to an address within the proposed Residential Parking Permit Area.
[begin insertion] (3) Nothing in this Section is intended to limit the SFMTA's ability to designate a Residential Parking Permit Area on its own initiative. [end insertion]
(g) [begin insertion] Criteria for Designating Residential Parking Permit Area. [end insertion] In determining whether to recommend that a residential area be designated as a Residential Parking Permit Area, the City Traffic Engineer shall take into account factors which include but are not limited to the following:
(1) The extent of the desire and need
of the residents for Residential Parking Permits and their willingness to bear
the resulting administrative costs [begin deletion] ; [end deletion]
[begin insertion] even if the SFMTA does so on its
own initiative. [end insertion]
(2) The extent to which legal on-street Parking Spaces are occupied during the period proposed for Parking restrictions;
(3) The extent to which vehicles Parking in the area during the times of the proposed Parking restrictions are not registered to residents of proposed Residential Parking Permit Area; and
(4) The extent to which Motor Vehicles registered to Persons residing in the residential area cannot be accommodated by the number of available off-street Parking Spaces.
(h) [begin insertion] Additional Residential Parking Permits. [end insertion]
(1) [begin insertion] Health Care Worker Permits. [end insertion] The Director of Transportation is authorized to issue additional Parking Permits to residents of a Residential Parking Permit Area for use of Persons who, on a regular basis, provide health care or other related services essential to the well-being of the resident applicant, upon the certification by a licensed physician that such services are required. No resident of a Residential Parking Permit Area shall be authorized to possess more than three Health Care Worker Permits at any one time.
(2) [begin insertion] Fire Station Permits. [end insertion] Upon the request of the Fire Chief, the Director of Transportation shall issue to the officer in charge of a fire station within a residential Parking area that quarters more than one unit not more than 10 transferable Parking Permits and to the officer in charge of a fire station within a residential Parking area that quarters one unit, not more than five transferable Parking Permits for the exclusive use of uniformed members assigned to the station on a temporary basis because of staffing shortages. The Fire Chief shall adopt rules and regulations for the distribution of permits, consistent with this Code.
(3) [begin insertion] Educational Institution Permits. [end insertion]
(A) Upon written request, the Director of Transportation shall issue transferable Parking permits to the Transportation Broker of an Educational Institution with at least 15 certificated employees or Persons regularly employed as classroom teachers and located within a Residential Parking Permit Area valid between the hours of 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. on school days for the use of persons employed as teachers at such Institution who reside outside of the Residential Parking Permit Area.
(B) The Director of Transportation is authorized to issue a maximum of 15 annual permits per Educational Institution. The total number of permits issued to an Educational Institution under this Section 905 does not exceed the number of unrestricted on-street Parking available between an extension of each property line of said Institution to the middle of the Street upon which the Institution directly abuts, as determined by survey of the City Traffic Engineer.
(C) Upon written request from the Educational Institution documenting the need for more than 15 permits, the Director of Transportation may issue up to an additional five permits if the total number may not exceed the limitation in subsection 905(h)(3)(B) above, and if Parking occupancy in the Residential Parking Permit Area surrounding the Educational Institution is low enough to accommodate the additional permits. Regardless of parking availability on surrounding Streets, a qualifying Educational Institution shall be entitled to at least five permits.
(D) Each Parking permit issued pursuant to this Section 905(h)(3) shall be valid for one year and may be renewed annually. In distributing permits for a particular Educational Institution, the Transportation Broker shall give consideration to those teachers who are regularly carpooling to work.
(E) In addition to permits issued under subsection 905(h)(3)(A), the Director of Transportation may issue City-wide permits for teachers and school administrators employed by the San Francisco Unified School District (SFUSD) whose duties require them to travel to more than one school site and who have been approved by the Superintendent of the SFUSD, or his or her designee. For purposes of this Section, "school administrators" shall be defined as those administrators who provide on-site, direct support to schools that have been identified as low-performing by SFUSD, the State of California, or the federal government. The permit shall exempt the holder from Residential Parking Permit Area regulations on weekdays between the hours of 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. when performing official functions for the SFUSD, and shall be valid for one year.
(4) [begin insertion] Foreign Consulate Permits. [end insertion] One Residential Parking Permit may be issued upon application to foreign consulates located within a Residential Parking Permit Area, and up to a maximum of two additional Parking permits per consulate for the exclusive use of vehicles registered to the Consulate with the Department of Motor Vehicles.
SEC. 906. CONTRACTOR PERMITS.
(a) [begin insertion] General Permit Requirements. [end insertion]
(1) A commercial vehicle being used by a business holding a California contractor's license for a trade related to construction or pest control services is eligible for a Contractor Permit to allow that vehicle to Park:
(A) At a Parking Meter without
depositing payment as required by Division I, Section [begin deletion] 10.2.27 [end deletion] [begin insertion] 7.2.23 [end insertion] (Payment of Parking
Meter); except that in a metered yellow zone a vehicle displaying a Contractor
Permit is still subject to enforcement of posted time limits.
(B) Within a Residential Parking Permit Area without being subject to posted time limits.
(2) Contractor Permits are non-transferable.
(3) No more than eight Contractor Permits may be issued to a single Permittee, except that additional permits may be issued, at the sole discretion of the Director of Transportation, to any contractor who is not eligible to apply for exclusive temporary use of Parking Meter Spaces under Section 904 of this Code.
(4) Any changes in vehicles during the permit year must be submitted by mail to the SFMTA.
(b) [begin insertion] Duration of Contractor Permit. [end insertion] New Contractor Permits may be issued by SFMTA at any time during the calendar year but every Contractor Permit shall expire on May 31 of each calendar year unless renewed.
(c) [begin insertion] Application. [end insertion] A written application may be submitted at any time during the calendar year, and shall include a copy of the applicant's state contractor's license, a copy of the applicant's business registration certificate, a copy of the Department of Motor Vehicles registration certificate for each vehicle for which a permit is requested, and such other information as the SFMTA may require.
(d) [begin insertion] Inspection. [end insertion] All eligible vehicles must have the name of the company and State Contractor's License Number permanently displayed on both side panels of the vehicle in lettering a minimum height of one and one-half inches. All vehicles with no prior permit must be inspected. All other vehicles may be re-inspected at the discretion of the SFMTA.
SEC. 907. VANPOOL PARKING PERMIT.
(a) [begin insertion] General Permit Requirements. [end insertion] Vanpool Permits shall be issued to each applicant group approved by SFMTA and by 511 Regional Rideshare or other agency designated by the SFMTA. No more than one permit shall be issued to each approved vanpool group. The permits shall visibly identify the Vanpool Vehicles for which use of the permit is authorized.
(b) [begin insertion] Applications. [end insertion] Application for a Vanpool Permit and certification of a vanpool shall be made in accordance with procedures established by the Director of Transportation after consultation with the 511 Regional Rideshare or other designated agency. The certification portion of the group application shall include, but is not limited to, signatures of seven or more individuals who certify that:
(1) They are in a vanpool that commutes together to and from their place of employment in San Francisco;
(2) They each understand that using the permit is allowed only when seven or more individuals arrive to work in a certified Vanpool Vehicle; and
(3) They understand that the SFMTA does not guarantee Parking availability to Vanpool Vehicles.
SFMTA shall accept vanpool group applications from 511 Regional Rideshare or other designated agency only after such agency verifies the facts of the application and determines eligibility of the applicant(s). Each permit application shall be subject to final approval by the SFMTA.
(c) [begin insertion] Permit Privileges. [end insertion]
Notwithstanding Sections [begin deletion] 10.2.26 [begin insertion] 7.2.30 [end insertion] (Overtime Parking) and [begin deletion] 10.2.27 [begin insertion] 7.2.23 [end insertion] (Payment of Parking
Meter) of Division I, any Vanpool Vehicle displaying a valid Vanpool Permit
shall be allowed to Park for unlimited periods and without payment for any
Parking Meter at which Parking is allowed for 60 minutes or longer. This
Section does not exempt Vanpool Vehicles from enforcement of green, white, blue
or yellow zone regulations or any other posted Parking restriction.
SEC. 1002. SHIFTING OF PARKED VEHICLES.
For the purpose of Parking regulations other than a
violation of Division I, Section [begin deletion] 10.2.16 [begin insertion] 7.2.29 [end insertion] (Parking
Prohibited for More than 72 Hours), any vehicle moved a distance of not more
than one block [begin insertion] or one-tenth of a
mile [end insertion] during the limited Parking period shall be deemed to have
remained stationary.
[begin insertion] SEC. 1008. NOTICE REQUIREMENTS FOR REMOVAL OF VEHICLES PARKED FOR MORE THAN 72 HOURS. [end insertion]
[begin insertion] No vehicle parked or left standing upon any highway or street in violation of Division I, Section 7.2.29 shall be removed unless there has been posted in a conspicuous place upon such vehicle a notice which shall contain the following: (a) the alleged violation; (b) a description of the vehicle (including, if available, the make, model, color, type, license number, and identification number of the vehicle); (c) the location of the vehicle; and (d) the identity of the person giving the notice. [end insertion]
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
DENNIS J. HERRERA, City Attorney
By: [begin insertion]
JOHN I. KENNEDY
Deputy City Attorney